Daytona Floorpan
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RE: Daytona Floorpan
Well, I also need to replace my floor panels in my 87 shelby z. It has some bad rust damage on the unibody. Part of the frame is all rotted out they had to lift it on another part of the frame. I dunno if they have any floor plans for any daytonas. However, you can bring it into a body shop and they'll add some sheet metal for about $200-$300.
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RE: Daytona Floorpan
Welding sheetmetal in is really the only option (you could use fiberglass but that isn't really a good idea). I couldn't find any floorpans for the Daytona.... honestly there isn't much of an aftermarket for the car so that is kind of expected.
A big block of wood/vise (something to form the metal on), a beadroller (something like this http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=41081 ), body hammers and dollies (or just a big hammer), a flanging tool ( http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=41696), a cut off wheel/grinder, and a welder are good tools to have for this job. Those are pretty much all I have used in repairing the floorpans on my 89 Daytona and a 94 Jeep cherokee. I got the sheetmetal as a 4' x 8' sheet from a metal supplier for about $90 and cut it myself using a plasma torch (but a cutoff wheel would work just as well).
A big block of wood/vise (something to form the metal on), a beadroller (something like this http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=41081 ), body hammers and dollies (or just a big hammer), a flanging tool ( http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=41696), a cut off wheel/grinder, and a welder are good tools to have for this job. Those are pretty much all I have used in repairing the floorpans on my 89 Daytona and a 94 Jeep cherokee. I got the sheetmetal as a 4' x 8' sheet from a metal supplier for about $90 and cut it myself using a plasma torch (but a cutoff wheel would work just as well).
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RE: Daytona Floorpan
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check out the MAKE IT MOPAR .com from the new venders list at the bottom of the page. they show a front and rear pan at decent $. factory floor pans are the way to go.
check out the MAKE IT MOPAR .com from the new venders list at the bottom of the page. they show a front and rear pan at decent $. factory floor pans are the way to go.
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RE: Daytona Floorpan
Most companies don't like producing/selling things for cars 20+ years old, I guess they figure there isn't much of a market. A 20 yr old car can be bought for so little money you can just get another if something goes bad instead of fixing the problem (or something along those lines).
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